RESILINK

10 février 2022 · 2 min. de lecture
project
RESILINK
2022 → 2026
Increasing Resilience of Smallholders with Multi-Platforms Linking Localized Resource Sharing
PRIMA project
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Abstract

RESILINK builds resilience through real-time information exchange and generalized & localized resources sharing. It will leverage advanced digital technologies to propose sophisticated but easy to use/affordable solutions adapted to the smallholder communities. In RESILINK, simple, intuitive and multi-interface mobile applications interacting with digital platforms will be central to provide smallholders with the possibility of linking and sharing information in a real-time manner. Disruptive technologies such as Internet-of-Thing (IoT), Edge Computing, Linked-Data and AI-based Decision Support System (DSS) will be incrementally integrated to provide an increased level of automation for a number of agriculture/farming processes. While the ideas of connecting smallholders to market and sharing resources are not new, the approach taken by RESILINK is to provide a unique platform-of-platforms capable of integrating existing or future platforms into comprehensive dashboards/portfolios.

  • RESILINK will improve the agri-food value chain by optimizing usage of local resources, generalizing local resource sharing approach and facilitating territorial markets.
  • RESILINK will develop distributed digital resource management platform for real-time exchange of information on territorial resources and supplies & demands; connecting smallholders to new supply, sharing opportunities and distribution channels.
  • RESILINK will use cutting-edge digital technologies to connect fields and farms resources, automatize and add intelligence in the agri-food value chain to provide simple application interfaces adapted to smallholders.

Keywords

digital platforms, intelligent resource management, resource sharing, resilience, continuity of access, smallholders, new market opportunities, new agri-food chain model, open-source development, multi-actor approach, large-scale piloting

Manuel Munier
Auteurs
Maître de Conférences HC en Informatique

Manuel Munier a obtenu son doctorat d’informatique à l’Université de Nancy en janvier 1999. Ses travaux de thèse portaient sur les systèmes coopératifs, les modèles de transactions avancés et les systèmes distribués. Il a ensuite effectué un postdoc à l’INRIA Lorraine en collaboration avec le XRCE (Xerox Research Centre Europe) à Grenoble.

En septembre 1999 il a rejoint l’Université de Pau et des Pays de l’Adour en tant qu’enseignant-chercheur à l’IUT des Pays de l’Adour dans le département Réseaux & Télécommunications, site de Mont de Marsan. Manuel Munier est membre de l’équipe ISI-Know (Ingénierie et Sécurité de l’Information par la gestion des connaissances) du LIUPPA (Laboratoire d’Informatique de l’Université de Pau et des Pays de l’Adour).

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